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Norvell Emerson: Mr. Chairman, I think the gentleman has offered here a very, very efficacious amendment, one that moved us in the right…

On the recordMay 12, 1994
Mr. Chairman, I think the gentleman has offered here a very, very efficacious amendment, one that moved us in the right direction. One of the complaints that I hear most often as people are contemplating economic development and as communities are contemplating economic development is about the very obstacles that the Federal Government itself presents. If this amendment, as I read it and understand it, will move us to a position where we will have an opportunity to at least talk about resolving some of the conflicts that the Feds present as we try to develop economically, this amendment will have rendered a very great service.
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Norvell Emerson
Republican · Missouri

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Discussing an amendment related to economic development and federal government obstacles.

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